Kinnane Scholarship for Art History PhD by Exhibition at University of Queensland Applications Close 17 September The University of Queensland (UQ) is currently calling for applications for a scholarship funded PhD in Art History by Exhibition, which involves curating an exhibition at the UQ Art Museum. The scholarship is worth $39,000 per annum plus $3000 in research funds. Applications Close 17 September More information
PhD Scholarship for research to be undertaken within School of Creative Arts and Media, University of Tasmania. The focus of the project is Future-Making Creative Cultures: Waste, Salvage, Repair and Sustainability The scholarship supporting this project provides: a living allowance stipend of $28,597 per annum (2021 rate, indexed annually) for 3.5 years; a relocation allowance of up to $2,000; a tuition fee scholarship for up to 4 years (successful domestic applicants will be awarded an RTP Fees Offset) Applications close 30 August 2021 About the research project Proposals are sought for PhD projects that can inform innovative […]
The Conference Conveners, Donna Brett and Mark Ledbury, together with the AAANZ Executive, have reluctantly concluded that the 2021 AAANZ conference will now take place fully online, rather than as an in-person event. The dates (8-10 December 2021) will remain the same. This shift is due, of course, to Sydney’s current Covid-19 outbreak, and accompanying concerns and restrictions around public gatherings. The news over the past week suggests that these are almost certain to continue in some form until late in the year, creating risk and uncertainty for both us as organisers, and you as attendees. Moreover, on Friday, the University of […]
Job: Gallery Educator – Primary Schools Date: 02-Aug-2021 Location: Central Auckland, New Zealand Company: Auckland Council He angitūtanga: The opportunity Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki is a cultural leader in Aotearoa New Zealand. Our purpose is to be a creative catalyst for art and ideas, offering transformational experiences that strengthen and enrich communities. Our vision is to be the home of art for Auckland, its people, and visitors from our internationally recognised award-winning building. Established in 1888, the Gallery holds a pre-eminent collection of New Zealand art and a significant collection of international art presented alongside a dynamic programme of temporary […]
Early bird registrations will open on August 15 To attend and present at the 2021 AAANZ Conference, you will need to register. Special efforts this year have been made to make registration costs as low as possible. Registration Details Please note: to register for the conference, you must be a AAANZ member. You can join or renew your membership here. Bursaries Recognising that the costs of attending conferences like AAANZ can be high, often prohibitively so. In addition to lower registration prices, there will be two bursary schemes: Bursaries for Indigenous Scholars (sponsored by the Power Institute […]
A student studying International Marketing Management at the HWR University in Berlin, Alba Martinez Matovina, has requested visual artists to assist with his questionnaire. Alba is currently writing a thesis and is trying to understand how visual artists and brand collaborations can be more satisfactory to the artist. The questionnaire is built on Microsoft forms and takes 5 to 6 minutes to complete and can be found through this link: https://forms.office.com/r/0CsbqTn21d
Applications close Sunday, 1 August 2021 He angitūtanga: The opportunity Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki is a cultural leader in Aotearoa New Zealand. Our purpose is to be a creative catalyst for art and ideas, offering transformational experiences that strengthen and enrich communities. Our vision is to be the home of art for Auckland, its people, and visitors from our internationally recognised award-winning building. Established in 1888, the Gallery holds a pre-eminent collection of New Zealand art and a significant collection of international art presented alongside a dynamic programme of temporary exhibitions, events and outreach activities. An exciting opportunity […]
ACMI, in conjunction with the Australia Council’s national Cultural Digital Program, will run a new pilot mentoring initiative for strategic technology and digital mentoring for cultural organisations. The program, funded by the Ian Potter Foundation, is an investment in building the digital mindsets of the senior decision-making staff and building a sustainable network of peers within the cultural sector and across artforms and practices. Operating to build capacity, awareness, and improve the internal ability for institutions and organisations to make better long term technology choices, understand a rapidly and continually changing digital environment, and be better able to select and […]
It has been more than three decades since Kimberlé Crenshaw coined the term ‘intersectionality’ as a conceptual tool with which to conceive subjectivity/identity as other than singular, and analyse the contextually-specific ways in which axes of power connect and cohere. The notion of intersectionality was also an attempt to move beyond the limitations of the ‘additive model’ which categorised individuals in terms of levels of oppression: for example, a working-class Blak lesbian with a disability would be understood as quadruply oppressed. While this model of identity had significant political import, it did not, and could not, grapple with the complex, […]
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